Who won the 2023 Wells Fargo Championship? Last year's leaderboard explored

Clark won the Wells Fargo Championship a year ago and has won the U.S. Open and Pebble Beach.

The 2023 Wells Fargo Championship was held at the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, NC. The purse for the Wells Fargo Championship 2023 was $20 million. $3.6 million was awarded to the winner, followed by the runner-up. The PGA Tour is known to be a good event to become a first-time winner in the reputed events.

Clearly, this is what drove Wyndham Clark to be a part of history in 2023. The native from Colorado gave up a shot in the final round, 68. This led him to take over Xander Schauffele by four shots, eventually leading to the prize.

Clark’s round started with a bogey on the par-5 1st but he held steady throughout. He made key birdies and a 3-under 33 on the back nine to finish with a 19 under, marking the lowest score at the Wells Fargo Championship since 2015, when Rory McIlroy set a tournament record at 21 under. Clark believes this is a testament to his increased mental toughness.

2023 Wells Fargo Championship final leaderboard

However, this time in 2024, Wyndham Clark, the defending champion of the PGA Tour, will be at a golf course for the first time in his career. Clark won the Wells Fargo Championship a year ago and has won the U.S. Open and Pebble Beach. Scottie Scheffler, who has had impressive performances, will not compete this week due to his wife expecting.

• 1: Wyndham Clark: $3,600,000
• 2: Xander Schauffele: $2,180,000
• T3: Harris English: $1,180,000
• T3: Tyrrell Hatton: $1,180,000
• T5: Adam Scott: $772,500
• T5: Tommy Fleetwood: $772,500
• 7: Michael Kim: $675,000
• T8: Denny McCarthy: $525,000
• T8: Sungjae Im: $525,000
• T8: Brendon Todd: $525,000
• T8: K.H. Lee: $525,000
• T8: Max Homa: $525,000
• T8: Corey Conners: $525,000
• T14: Gary Woodland: $355,000
• T14: Rickie Fowler: $355,000
• T14: Jimmy Walker: $355,000
• T14: Justin Thomas: $355,000
• T18: Kevin Streelman: $285,000
• T18: Séamus Power: $285,000
• T18: Alex Smalley: $285,000
• T21: Dylan Wu: $235,000
• T21: Patrick Cantlay: $235,000
• T23: Tony Finau: $185,000
• T23: Matt Kuchar: $185,000
• T23: Tom Kim: $185,000
• T23: Emiliano Grillo: $185,000
• T27: J.J. Spaun: $134,125
• T27: Taylor Moore: $134,125
• T27: Trace Crowe: $134,125
• T27: Doug Ghim: $134,125
• T27: Nate Lashley: $134,125
• T27: Stephan Jaeger: $134,125
• T27: Adam Svensson: $134,125
• T27: Mark Hubbard: $134,125
• T35: Chad Ramey: $99,600
• T35: Keegan Bradley: $99,600
• T35: Matthew NeSmith: $99,600
• T35: Matt Fitzpatrick: $99,600
• T35: Ryan Palmer: $99,600
• T40: Kramer Hickok: $83,000
• T40: Francesco Molinari: $83,000
• T40: Joseph Bramlett: $83,000
• T43: Hayden Buckley: $69,000
• T43: Viktor Hovland: $69,000
• T43: Akshay Bhatia: $69,000
• T43: Si Woo Kim: $69,000
• T47: Rory McIlroy: $51,222
• T47: Alejandro Tosti: $51,222
• T47: Sam Stevens: $51,222
• T47: Henrik Norlander: $51,222
• T47: David Lingmerth: $51,222
• T47: Beau Hossler: $51,222
• T47: MJ Daffue: $51,222
• T47: Zac Blair: $51,222
• T47: Trey Mullinax: $51,222
• T56: Sahith Theegala: $46,200
• T56: Ryan Armour: $46,200
• T56: Chris Kirk: $46,200
• T59: Justin Suh: $44,600
• T59: Cam Davis: $44,600
• T59: Harrison Endycott: $44,600
• T59: Cameron Young: $44,600
• T59: Keith Mitchell: $44,600
• T64: Callum Tarren: $43,000
• T64: Webb Simpson: $43,000
• T64: Austin Eckroat: $43,000
• 67: Stewart Cink: $42,200
• 68: Nick Hardy: $41,800

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